Events Worth Noting.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8153, 31 March 1906, Page 5

Events Worth Noting.

Have you ever paid Colhnson and Cunninghame a visit ? If not it is to your own interest to do so at once. You will lie delighted with the value and freshness of the goods and surprised at the size of the shop. C. and C. cordially invite a visit of inspection. Don't hesitate. Just walk right in and have a real good look round. Don't be afraid to ask to see anything desired. They •will be only too pleased to show you without pressing you to buy. Nothing but bargains, bargains, bargains at J. B. Wilton's Selling-off Sale. Mr H. B. Tucker, of the Club Hotel, announces that he will open a retail wine and spirit vault in one of his new shops where a single bottle may be purchased at wholesale price. An examination of candidates for engine drivers' certificates is to be held iu the jury room of the local Courthouse on Tuesday next.

The great musical event of the year commences on Monday, when the Dresden Piano Coy.'s annual sale of pianos and organs will be held. The splendid agencies held by this wellknown company and the reliability of the instruments they stock is so well known that there is no need for further description on our part. All desirous of purchasing should avail themselves of this opportunity and inspect the stock now on view at the local agents, Messrs Gr. H. Bennett and Co. Mr Brookes, the manager of the company, will conduct the sale. Madame Heller and Mr HellerSober, by special request, extended their visit here for a few days longer. Madame Heller will again lecture to-morrow (Sunday) evening at the Fire Brigade Hall at 8.15, the subject being, " Our Duties Here and Beyond." The usual tests will follow the lecture. It is notified that the 53rd issue of investment shares of the Manawatu Permanent and Equitable Building and Investment Society is now open. The Tiratu Sawmilling Co. have taken over the Phoenix Timber Yards, near the raiway station, and will promptly supply seasoned timber of every description. Mr J. B. Gerrand, watchmaker, jeweller and optician, announces that he has just received for the Easter season, a well-selected parcel of jewellery and solid silver goods.